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Show TBS PROVO PCI! f AGE FOUR I I 4 Ford Sterling 7 Refused $156,000 I H t 6 U $20,000 ; 50 cents for each addi- neer. Project Engineer Lytel of tional thousand over $20,000, the Strawberry project is in Keep Yojr Animals with 50 cents anhour for extra charge of the party and all will visit the Strawberry project. services. Free from Flies Cov . The other ordinance regulates c h nilk. ' horses do less ork wherf electric wiring and fixes the fees 'tortured b lilts, keen Ray Phillips was fined $75, in fro- -i these 'your stock of the inspector. Persons and default of payment to be imprisdisease breeding pests hy prjj firms who engage in electric wir- oned in the. county jail' for 75 with then mg . ing are required to give a bond in days, which will probably.be the Knocker Convoys Fly the sum of $500 and to pay an an- penalty, on a plea of guilty, in Gives snirHs immctlnee relief and cues nual lioense of $10. Precinct Justice E. L. Jones court you money and trouble Does rot taunt niilLlnoficnsivfc to animals. The city recorder has been Wednesday," to obtaining money authorized to advertise for bids under false pretenses. Phillips Try It 15 Day for laying cement sidewalks in ex- is the young man who sold a set Money Back Remember the Provo Tailoring tension No. 2," paving district No. of harness, - obtained from the If It Fail 9 in the southeastern part of the Studebaker company, but not paid Company. to please yore Get" a can now t.kiart, iSc; city. for, to J. W. Stubbs. Gal., $1.00; 5 Gal, WOO PROVO CITY PASSES TWO IMPORTANT ORDINANCES SIR WILLIAM WILCOX J. R. Hodson, local secretary of Carpenter Seed Co. . TO REACH HERE TODAY the United States civil service WILFORD FERRY, Agent. commission went to Manti today Two ordinances have been passed by the city commission. One Sir William Wilcox, the build- to conduct examination for postElla' Devereaux of Pleasant' r prescribing the duties and fixing er of the great dam in the Nile master at Fayette, Grove; LeRoy Frisby and Oriene the fees of the building inspector. river, is due to arrive in Provo islicenses been have him sometime for are a permit to The fees are $1.50 Marriage Hyde, both of Provo. today. With erect a building costing $1,000 or F. W. Hanna, supervisor southern sued to the following couples; less; $1 for a building costing district R. A. Ryan, comptroller Charles Griffith Nuttall and. Nel-li- e Chamberlain's tarhMi Hfrity. K. Griffith, both "of Provo: from $1,000 to $10,000; 75 cents of the U. S. Reclamation Service ; Kevwr Uk Bor Know. U marram tin. per thousand from $10,000 to D. W. Murphy, drainage engi Cyrus Andrews of Trenton, and over the eviwithout ground dangerous dent, after whirling around, several times, while all the other racers fall into the trap and are disabled. The business at this point is one of the ,bjg screams of the piece. Without doubt, it is the fastest, funniest automobile comedy that has ever been filmed Mr. Sterling Is at his best with his funny and his face, his funny make-u- p sunts. However, Goode sails Frank Goode, who . drives an Apperson ackrabbit in the raees, plays against II r. Sterling In this 2sm ! Turned Down Offer of $1,500 Per Week Salary,' Probably the Highest Salary Ever Offered Period to Any For, Two-YeComedian on -- Either Moving Picture or Legitimate Stage. ar !- - -- ' Appears at the Ellen Saturday in two reel comedy, LOVE AND VENGEANCE Eased on the Vanderbilt Cup Races at Santa Monica, Cal. Mr. Sterling cameraman was o fortunate as to get every detail g accident of the which befell Marquis, driying a comedy- - Goode and Sterling, as Sunbeam. Mr. Marquis, while the story goes, -- are1 rivals for Unrounding Dead Mans Curve on hand of the same girl, and Sterlthe race course, failed to force ihia ing makes every effort to spoil Sunbeam car to fake the curve. It his rivals chances of winning the turned turtle and made five spec- race. He steals Goodes last tacular revolutions: 'This is all ' tire. He sprinkles the course so used in the action of the comedy. that Goodes machine will skid ll ? J I I iv i V 1 d it o P ix t g I blood-curdlin- H o side-splittin- 1 1 The Big White Sale You Shadow Lace Flouncings Have Been Waiting Fo r Wewerejortunate in securing, , one special lot of ShadowJFlounc-ing- and Allovers, also a limited amount of the popular Camisole' Laces. Jhe values are sojinusual that it would indeed be a difficult matter to describe them. TheJ flouncings range in widths from 18 to 27 inches in white ancTecru and are regularly; sold at5c For Saturday Morning Special need for long arguments inJavoroflth merchandise ve have to offer you7 for the values will speak for themselves. But we .would suggest that it is an oppor' tune time to buy what There is s rjo -- to--$1.0- 5 WHITE GOODS you will need for the summer during this sale 33 Gents rr rf June White Sale $2 Corset for $1 -- In planning our June White Sale we put forth special efforts to procure specials lor cach and"everydepartmcrttrThe manufacturer from whom we buyour corsets ade us a special concession on one of thek regular $2.00 Corsets For special demonstration for one day only you a regular allowing us FOR SATURDAY at tofer pdMKs' ro l o s f i s , i ? 3 36-inc- 45-in- ch ........... AT LEAST 25 PER CENT 40c UNION SUIT, WomenVUnion-Sui- t, made either with cuff knee .or umbrella knee, a regular 40c value, special at. . . . . 22x4SaL 22 . at 20cJBleached 19, . JJIurkishTowelsJ8x38, 15c Bleached Turkish Towels, good size -- 16 .....9 7 Rarred-er-Strip- . 50c UNION SUIT, ... . . Rice ed r fabric - 77.15 .... ....7.. ...18c popular Clotha-very- ,.! -- quality Rice Goth, 36 inches wjde, for June White Sale, special at 27c 25c White Windsor Kimona Plisse 40c 39 2. White oVile, 45 inches wide7very special at. .... .29 20c all White Voile," 30 inches wide and is truly a wonderful valueat :12 r O- - 25c Ladies White Silk Hose ' at.r. .. .19 ot Ladies pure thread with mercerized garter top; special for June White Sale,- - 50c ilk-bo- -- 30 Py u O White Kid Gloves . con-sideri- ng f OtC - . - u w r , cj w U IT - a.m. and Continues for One Week ' - n 0 F v . NC uw JVJ u u u u o u u o u u u u u u u u. . U M u U .U F7 O p ..j;. .7777.39 ' n 50c all ' 8 f -- Womens fine Cotton Union Suits, in umbrella or cuff knee styles plain or laoe trimmed,' regular an dextra sizes; for Saturdays selling at . . 77 Sale Begins Saturday Morning, June 13th, at o 22 X- These are extraordinary values and the desirability and demand for this class of merchandise, the bargains are unequaled. QQ . . We have all sizes from 6 to 7 at the pair efi (p 35e-quaht- y- i,. IOC .HOSIERY. 23 C Special purchase of 150 pairs of Ladies ca- quality India Linon at. 20c quality India Linon at 25c quality India Linon at... 15c Ladies White Kid Gloves at 89c $1-5- 0 cj oo- -. WhiteDress Goods P - SPECIALS 23J 25c Bleached Turkish Towels, 20x42, at 3-c- 9-- JUNE WHITE SALE UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY 40c Bleached Turkish Towel, size -- " 36-in- BUY YOUR TURKISH TOWELS FROM US AND SAVE - Cl u 10c value Hope Bleached Muslin, ., 4 Pepperell Bleached Sheeting, 30c value 25tf 15c Imperial Long Cloth, chamois finish, for June White Sale...- 7777.7,7. . . .77. . ITT. . . .77.771 . . .10 18c 36nn. Imperial' finish Long Clothsoft" finish," fof"June . White Sale . . .7 12 h 25c Imperial Long Cloth, very fine, for June White Sale .77777 35c Imperial Long Cloth, special for ladies and chil drens wear, for june White Sale 22ft No. 30 Imperial English Nainsook, regular 25c value, June . . ... 1 . .. . .. . . . White Sale No." 50 ImperialEnglish finish Nainsook, 36 inches wide, 30c . ..22 quality focJuneWhiteSale.J. .JL. . . .... .7. ..... Vi'oRCEstcr r ? $2.00-CORS- , Specials in DomesticsI GfM Special Corset Demon stration for Saturday . t Special Offerings in O - - JL3 . 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